And

we're trying to help that or force the technology under the hood is huge, is massive.

I know our CTO in person is such a great guy.

He's...

He's a genius, literally.

And he...

Smarter than us too.

physical

I think it still is a barrier for entry due to the complexity.

So what do you think about that? I think that's not the barrier between banks and the crypto, because the first view in 2021 or something, you may see like, wow, the crypto is trying to compete with traditional finance and get this piece of cake about the cross-border payments or the everyday life payments or whatever, investments, et cetera.

But right now, I think the future is about how the financial thing, the financial and institutional guys will actually use the technology of Web3, especially like crypto custodies or like i don't know the the processing base of crypto because crypto has the modern technology under the hood the financial guys has regulations the compliance and they can add some value to the crypto while the quick can add some value to the financial life So I think it's not about the competing, but more about like collaboration.

And I think we'll see that soon because a lot of governance, as I can see, like the US, the exact, I mean, administration is really forcing every company in the US for using crypto rails, not maybe the financial part of it, but the technology of blockchain itself.

The same in Europe, as we can see, like the Nika licenses on because they would like to users to be safe and secure in compliance.

But how are you guys going

to? Yeah, also a good question, because since I mentioned like 2021 or 2022, a lot of things changed as the big guys start paying attention.

Yeah, not paying attention because they need attention.